EFG Hermes, one of the largest investment banks in the Middle East, posted a net profit of 188 million Egyptian pounds ($26.3 million) in the second quarter of 2014 after a net loss of 80 million pounds in same quarter last year.

Egypt-based EFG Hermes, leading investment bank in the Arab world, suffered a net loss of EGP29 million ($4.2 million) in the second quarter compared to EGP71.2 million net profit a year earlier, it said on Sunday.
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Dubai's largest contractor Arabtec swung to a profit in the second-quarter of Dh92.4 million ($25.16 million), compared with a loss of Dh11.6 million in the corresponding period in 2012, it said in a bourse statement on Thursday.

Dubai property developer Deyaar on Sunday reported a 47 percent rise in second-quarter net profit as it gained from lower costs and fair-value adjustments of prices for its investment properties.
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Qatar telecoms group Ooredoo reported a 44 percent jump in second-quarter net profit on Tuesday, beating analysts' estimates.
The former monopoly, which operates in about 16 countries across the Middle East, Africa and Asia, m

Dubai-based Emaar Properties has posted a net profit of Dh675 million ($184 million) for the second quarter of 2013 as against Dh614 million net profit for the corresponding period of 2012, marking an increase of 10 per cent.
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Kuwaiti telecom operator Zain reported a 14 percent fall in its second-quarter net profit on Sunday to 61 million dinars ($214 million), mainly because of a currency loss in Sudan, according to Reuters calculations based on its first-half earnin

Aluminium Bahrain (Alba) has posted a net income BD20.7 million ($55 million) for the second quarter of the year, a drop of 42 per cent from BD35.6 million of Q2 2012, driven by unrealised derivative gains as well as lower metal prices.

Mashreq, Dubai's third-biggest lender by assets, posted a 25.7 percent rise in second-quarter net profit on the back of higher fee income, the latest bank in the United Arab Emirates to report strong quarterly numbers.
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